The question was asked, do we still need to keep the ten commandments? Many in Christendom today, no longer believe the ten commandments to be necessary to us at present. What saith the bible? Did God say anywhere in scripture we are to stop keeping the commandments? And will God’s People be keeping his commandments all to way to the end of the world?
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There are many suspicions as to what the mark of the beast is. Some of those are: it is a tattoo of 666, it is a supercomputer in Russia, it is a chip beneath the skin, or even some strange barcode on the forehead, etc. However, no matter how crazy or plausible these suspicions may sound, there is only one meaning to this text. God is the author of absolute truth, and we seek to reveal that truth through this study, the real meaning of the mark of the beast.
Many may have read this passage but was unclear to the meaning of it. The book of Revelation is ofcourse written in symbols as stated in Revelation 1:1 by the word signified, which means to put into symbols.We will identify in this study the real meaning of this symbolic language.
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Many now believe, Christians are no longer forbidden to eat unclean meats which is pronounced as an abomination unto God in Leviticus 11 and Deuteronomy 14. We will use romans 14 out of context to prove this theology; but is that really what Paul was conveying to us?
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The commandments is nailed to the cross is almost a universal cry within Protestantism today. From the clergy down to the regular member, all excuse themselves from keeping the law of God. However, ideologies, being popular, does not make it right. But some seeker of truth might be asking, what does this text really mean? What does the bible teach?
Many religionist today use this as a reason to eat anything as long as it is prayed over, and keep any day “holy” as long as they are praising God. This text is often used as a rebuttal to continue down their path to perdition. Per contra, what does this text really mean, does it agree with popular belief, or is the meaning deeper than meets the surface.
What was the mission of Christ on this earth?
“Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. ” Matthew 5:17
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This is probably one of the most important questions a Christian could ask. Why did Christ have to come down to this dark world to save such a people? Jesus gave His life, but did He had to? By understanding the nature of sin and its penalties we would better grasp the redemption plan for all humanity. However the depth of love might not be fully comprehended by fallen humans as we are.
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“Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.” Mathew 7:1, 2
This text is often time misused in the attempt to justify ones sin or that one should do as they will. The word Judge here simply means to condemn. To condemn someone is to put them in “Hell”; to determine their punishment. Continue Reading
Many have frowned upon the sins of others while they are dealing with some themselves, which in their mines classified as smaller or justifiable. But before we answer the main question we need to understand what really is sin and why is it sin.
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